Informação imperfeita e seu impacto nas estratégias empresariais
This article aims to discuss the features of the information available to managers when they take their strategic decisions by considering risk issues and surrounding uncertainty. This article presents a brief account of economic theories, management and information science on the topic. As a result...
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| Lenguaje: | portugués |
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2017
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| Sumario: | This article aims to discuss the features of the information available to managers when they take their strategic decisions by considering risk issues and surrounding uncertainty. This article presents a brief account of economic theories, management
and information science on the topic. As a result, what prevails is the imperfect information, especially the incomplete, asymmetric and ambiguous information. The
most important is that such problem can be solved and managed in order to guarantee important and strategic competitive advantages for agents and organizations, considering
mainly that the imperfect information, risk and uncertainty problem is an issue for all individuals. Thus, by means of the strategic management of information theory, actions can be developed in order to bring profits and not only focus on the utopia of always having the perfect information at hand. The methodology used was a bibliographic study based on the Sciences, which discusses aspects of information. It is possible to conclude that perfect information practically does not exist. Instead, there is imperfect information that may be incomplete, ambiguous or asymmetric. This imperfection may be natural due to the difficulty in evaluating the completeness of the information or it can be deliberately provoked by the interest of some party involved. Despite this imperfection, information does not lose its importance and must be strategically managed in order to reduce whatever imperfection it might have. Therefore, the search is not about complete information anymore, but it is about satisfactory information. |
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